Has anyone had their suppressor rethreaded, or had another company’s mount adapted to be used on it? I have an older SRT 338 can and it’s threaded for my now gone EDM Windrunner with metric threads, and I’d like to get away from the adapter I currently use.

I got the itch to build a 6 arc gasser, but now that I have it completed, I've lost interest in it. Shouldn't have built it to begin with. I like my 556 gas guns, if Im gonna play around with other cartridges, I just assume build a bolt gun I guess. Build has 0 rounds on it except the LAW folder, it was on a MK18 pistol before and saw about 200 rounds of 556.

Here's the build list and what I have into it with pictures of how I had planned to use it. Decided I dont need another cartridge I have to stock up on ammo for. The optics, mount, iron sights, and bipod are not included. Other than that, selling it as pictured with the LAW folder and the B5 stock. I was going to strip those 2 parts off for something else, but that is on the back burner now, so I'm including them in the sale.

Updated Price 4/15/25 - $2,500.00 shipped

Hello, Selling my Vortex Razor AMG, I've had a for a couple years, functions as intended, I'm just switching over to MK5s and don't use this glass anymore.

Has the MKM throw lever and Nightforce titanium 1.125s.

1625$ shipped price drop 1550$ shipped

pp ff,venmo,zelle, usps mo. or FTF in Seattle

Brand new 6.5 Creedmoor barrel chamber by Ga precision for an impact 737 with 5/8 x24 muzzle.
300 pieces of starline brass that have been trimmed and mandreled. Never been fired.
Redding bushing die. (No bushing)
2000 unopened ELDMs.

1400 for all.

I have a Seekins SP10 in 6.5 CM and love it. My best friend (no AR experience) wants to get the Seekins DMR (AR15) in 6 ARC. He wants it for self defense, target shooting and whitetail deer hunting occasionally. A guy on Utube , Login to view embedded media , is arguing because the 6 ARC case head diameter is larger than 5.56, the bolt rim thickness is machined down thinner, to fit the AR15 platform? Hornady reloading manual lists a max pressure for gas 6 ARC at 52,000 psi. Bolt rifle 6 ARC max pressure at 62,000 psi. The 6 ARC looks to be an awesome round. Does Hornady load all their factory ammo to the 52,000 psi limit? And is it true the 6 ARC bolt rim is thinner? And is this a cause for concern IF you just shoot Hornady factory ammo?

I was able to get some Vudoo actions and had TS Customs Spin up some barrels and fit them. In the area they have won several matches and according to Lapua test center when I sent mine in, it is one of the best repeater rifle they have tested in a long time.
I have a few remaining.
Vudoo 360 Benchmark 24" 1.20 1:15 twist bare crown Black $SOLD
Vudoo 360 Benchmark 24" 1.20 1:16.5 twist bare crown Black $SOLD
Vudoo 360 Benchmark 24" 1.20 1:16.5 twist bare crown Black $SOLD

Pictures to come later (Its just a BA)

When they are sold they are gone. With the new deal, actions are hard to come by to get more TS Custom Vudoos made.

I have seen examples of some of your budgets - one of you need this.

Am sure you everyone with AI rifles or chassis know what am taking about. How do you get rid of that crap? And what is it?

I have 3 brand new in the box accutac br4 gen 2 with arca qd 325.00 ea. + shipping
Also have 2 trigger tech diamonds , rem 700 or clone footprint, right hand safety , straight
295.00 ea plus shipping
Will get pics when i get home this evening

The year continues to prove horrendous for giant aerospace company Boeing.
After countless problems with airplanes and a high-profile Starliner fiasco that left two astronauts stranded in the International Space Station, one of their satellites has exploded.
The U.S. Space Force is at this point tracking debris in space after the Intelsat satellite – manufactured by Boeing – exploded a few days ago.
CBS News reported:
“The Intelsat 33e satellite, which was launched in 2016 and provides communications across Europe, Asia and Africa, experienced “an anomaly” on Saturday, Intelsat said in a news release. Attempts were made to work with Boeing and repair the satellite, but on Monday, the U.S. Space Force confirmed that the satellite had exploded.”
The satellite’s explosion left customers without power or communications services.
“Since the breakup, the U.S. Space Force is now tracking ‘around 20 associated pieces’ of the satellite in space. The agency said that there are ‘no immediate threats’ and routine assessments to ensure safety are ongoing.
Russia’s space agency, Roscosmos, said it had recorded ‘more than 80 fragments’ of the destroyed satellite. Analysis of the pieces’ trajectory determined that the destruction of the satellite was ‘instantaneous and high-energy’, Roscosmos said.”
This couldn’t come at a worse moment, as the company under a big microscope for its seemingly faulty manufacturing processes.
Boeing planes made headlines all year – for the wrong reasons. They had whistleblower complaints, federal investigations and a major space fiasco.
The company has had a third-quarter loss of more than $6 billion. 10% of the company’s workforce is to be cut.
Tens of thousands of manufacturing employees are currently on strike.
Fortune reported:
“Intelsat, the owner of the satellite, is reporting “the total loss” of the device in an update on its Website. The company is working with Boeing and government agencies to determine the cause of the mishap. The company initially reported the satellite service outage on Oct. 19, which impacted communications services for customers in Europe, Africa and parts of the Asia-Pacific region.”
The U.S. Space Force says it is tracking 20 pieces of debris, but others – besides the Russian space agency – report a greater number.
“Other observers, though, have seen higher amounts of debris. ExoAnalytic Solutions told SpaceNews it was tracking 57 pieces of debris and was warning operators of spacecraft that could be at risk of collision.
[…] This isn’t the first Boeing satellite that has been declared a total loss at Intelsat. In 2019, the company lost a unit after three years due to what was either a meteoroid or a wiring flaw.”

Up for sale!
Hensoldt 6-24x72
Superb image quality and eye box
Mild dot reticle
Second focal plane
Comes with sun shade
(do not have box)

Selling to get a scope for a lighter weight hunting rifle.
$2,400.00 shipped conus

<newbie, apologies in advance for any stupidity>

Wondering how folks think about what I am beginning to see as four "categories" of elr bolt action rifles. For context, I am looking to get into long range shooting after a bit of a drift off into mostly pistol related sports and activities. I am trying to judge the value tradeoff and decide what to buy. Would appreciate thoughts on how to think about this if accuracy vs. price is my only focus. I am willing to spend $3-5k or so if I am really getting better accuracy than say an RPR, don't care (much) about weight, appearance, custom colors, etc. Expecting to shoot in the 1,000 yard range mostly.

1) Your basic bolt action like the Rem 700 and clones. Sub $1,000 off the shelf. Sub 2 MOA maybe out of the box? I have one of these already.

2) Factory rifles designed for elr shooting, but "low end." RPR. Christensen MPR. etc. Right around the $2,000 mark +- $500. Sub 1 MOA out of the box?

3) Factory rifles, but high end. Christensen TFM. Tikka. AI. Barrett, etc. Typically >$5,000. Maybe sub 1/2 MOA? The TFM is "guaranteed" < 1/2 MOA.

4) Hand made custom rifles from one of say a dozen top class high end builders. Probably would buy one used here, looks like $3,500 - $10,000 is the range.

Legacy AICS 1.5 (non folding) stock. Short Action Remington 700. Stock is in excellent condition, no modifications whatsoever and very minimal wear. Includes upgraded AI cheeckpiece thumbsrews and VersaPod Spigot bipod.

$1650 shipped, PayPal F&F, Venmo, Zelle, USPS MO. SOLD

My searching skills just lack in every way. I know the answer is out there. I’m very unfamiliar with tripods, heads and ways to connect to rifle. Assuming I’ll need gun stock work done as well?

I dont shoot or have chassis guns. All my rifles have your typical McMillan hunting style stocks.
I’m looking for the absolute best tripods and heads. Two actually.

One where weight doesn’t matter. Needs to be as stable and solid as there is along with the head.

One where weight does matter. I realize this is where stability is affected.

Also have no idea what’s needed to attach to my stocks. Like mentioned earlier. I’ll probably need stock work?

Price doesn’t matter.

Thanks.

Did any of you get a jaw correction surgery for a class two overbite?

After 1.5 years of bouncing back and forth between orthodontists, periodontists, and oral surgeons … I am not sure what to do.

I’m 29 years old and never got braces or any treatment that would’ve prevented this whole situation while growing up. They’re saying that I could develop sleep apnea and other issues. The whole thing will cost up to $20k to $30k it seems. Not sure how much insurance will cover.

I’m nervous af and looking for some input on this. Thanks in advance.

LOL, The Met Gala is bougie AF! Not very socialist of her

Ok guys I am a Bolt gun guy. I am looking to buy one or the other seekins SP10 6.5CM or Wilson Combat super sniper. I will be running this primarily for Predator at Night with my Pulsar thermal on top. I have researched high and low and really need honest opinions seeing as I know very little about gas guns. I know I want a quality rifle but tell me why one over the other?

Here's a big shout out to our brethren in Texas. More specifically Nacogdoches, Texas.

Don't watch the video if you don't like getting pissed off. I had some dealings in Nacogdoches a long time ago. More specifically, with John Fleming, the County Attorney.

You will note his appearance in the video several times. He's as sleazy as they come. It's nice to see him in some hot water for a change. It will be even nicer to see him behind bars.

BTW, I like Texas and spent many years in that great state. However, Nacogdoches is a place I stay clear of.

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Remington 700 308 barreled action. Comes with Timney Trigger, Leupold scope base, and KRG bolt lift.

G Series, barrel stamp “WE” - August 2010 manufacture. In good clean condition overall, never fired by me.

$550 shipped, PayPal F&F, Venmo, Zelle, USPS MO. SOLD

Just too good to be true:

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A couple of real gems as politicians...................

I ordered a custom action, and I'm just curious on your guys thoughts. The base of the bolt right in front of the handle is missing nitriding, and there is a scratch on the bottom of the action right where the mag would seat showing bare metal.

This is a new action, from a vendor. I don't want to put anyone on blast.

Not gonna affect function, however $1500 for just the action I suppose I had higher expectations on fit and finish.

Terror attack in turkey

4 dead and 14 wounded are being reported. Supposedly, the attackers set off explosives and opened fire on bystanders.The attackers were targeting Turkey’s TUSAS Aerospace Industries in Ankara

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I have a used Vudoo Gen 360 with a 20” MTU Barrlein barrel threaded sitting in an ACC Gen 1 with some home made weights that balance nicely.
$2700 for everything shipped to ffl. Can split.

Hi all,

It's been a minute since I've been on this site and after years of the tactical game, I've started down the rabbit hole of scout rifles and "general purpose" rifles. My scout game is covered with both a Steyr Scout and a Ruger GSR and I recently purchased a Tikka T3x Arctic which is a lovely beast. However, I found myself with a left over West German Schmidt & Bender fixed 4x scope that is amazingly bright and sharp and thus the hunt began for a host rifle for this scope.

Last week I picked up a .308 Tikka T3x Lite. 22.4" Stainless, 1:11 twist, synthetic stock, etc. My initial thought is to have it cut back to either 18.5" or 20". I envision this rifle to be a handy "ranch" rifle so to speak. I plan to drop it into a used CTR stock I just bought off eBay so that I have 10 rd. mag compatibility with my Arctic. With a fixed 4x I don't imagine shots over 300-400m. I found a reputable gunsmith in the area who will cut my barrel back, thread and even mount his proprietary muzzle brake (Scott @ Live Oak Accuracy outside of Dallas). However, because the barrel diameter being pretty thin to begin with, he'd have to thread to 1/2x28 instead of the more common 5/8x24 for .308.

So now I'm waffling on which direction to go. Should I simply have it cut? If so...to what length? I'm leaning towards 20" to keep it the same as the Arctic, but 18.5" is kind of the old school "carbine" length.

Do I have it threaded...and then have to live with a very specific muzzle brake (albeit a very effective and well made one)? If this option, I'm thinking 18.5" which would put the finished length at 19.75" or thereabouts. Scott did offer to make a thread adaptor which would allow me to use other muzzle devices, but I'm hesitant to use a can with a thread adaptor. But it does provide options for other muzzle devices, flash hiders, etc.

Then there's the piece about gambling with accuracy. The Tikka is guaranteed MOA...do I risk negatively impacting accuracy by cutting? I have faith in Scott's work and reputation but I tend to follow the "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" approach to life.

So, I'm torn...which direction would you go if faced with this dilemma?